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Vectibix is a human monoclonal antibody that is being used to treat colorectal cancer that has spread to other parts of the body. It is used in patients whose disease has not gotten better during or after treatment with other anticancer drugs. It is also being studied in the treatment of other types of cancer. Monoclonal antibodies are made in the laboratory and can locate and bind to substances in the body, including cancer cells. Vectibix binds to the epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR) and may block tumor cell growth. Also called ABX-EGF and panitumumab.
Amgen reports $3,816 million for 2010 third quarter revenue

Amgen reports $3,816 million for 2010 third quarter revenue

Amgen to present oncology portfolio results at ESMO Congress

Amgen to present oncology portfolio results at ESMO Congress

Amgen announces PRIME '203' and '181' Phase 3 trial results

Amgen announces PRIME '203' and '181' Phase 3 trial results

Amgen reports top-line results from Vectibix Phase 3 trial for head and neck cancer

Amgen reports top-line results from Vectibix Phase 3 trial for head and neck cancer

Amgen second-quarter total revenue increases 2% to $3,804 million

Amgen second-quarter total revenue increases 2% to $3,804 million

Ph II data of perifosine + capecitabine in metastatic CRC to be presented at gastrointestinal cancer congress

Ph II data of perifosine + capecitabine in metastatic CRC to be presented at gastrointestinal cancer congress

Aeterna Zentaris reports final results on clinical activity of perifosine for metastatic colorectal cancer

Aeterna Zentaris reports final results on clinical activity of perifosine for metastatic colorectal cancer

Takeda enters co-promotion agreement with Janssen Pharma for VELCADE

Takeda enters co-promotion agreement with Janssen Pharma for VELCADE

Stallergenes' US phase III clinical trial of Oralair achieves primary endpoint

Stallergenes' US phase III clinical trial of Oralair achieves primary endpoint

New p53 knockout rat model improves timelines for carcinogenicity screening

New p53 knockout rat model improves timelines for carcinogenicity screening

Amgen announces results from pivotal Phase 3 "408" trial of Vectibix

Amgen announces results from pivotal Phase 3 "408" trial of Vectibix

Cell Therapeutics receives feedback regarding proposed filing of MAA for pixantrone

Cell Therapeutics receives feedback regarding proposed filing of MAA for pixantrone

Protein Potential receives Phase II SBIR Grant to develop vaccine for prevention of P. vivax infections

Protein Potential receives Phase II SBIR Grant to develop vaccine for prevention of P. vivax infections

Organogenesis to showcase study results of Apligraf product at SAWC / WHS 2010

Organogenesis to showcase study results of Apligraf product at SAWC / WHS 2010

Keryx Biopharmaceuticals commences Phase 3 registration clinical trial for perifosine

Keryx Biopharmaceuticals commences Phase 3 registration clinical trial for perifosine

Æterna Zentaris commences perifosine Phase 3 registration trial

Æterna Zentaris commences perifosine Phase 3 registration trial

Keryx Biopharmaceuticals' perifosine receives FDA Fast Track Designation

Keryx Biopharmaceuticals' perifosine receives FDA Fast Track Designation

FDA grants Keryx Biopharmaceuticals Fast Track designation for perifosine

FDA grants Keryx Biopharmaceuticals Fast Track designation for perifosine

USPTO issues Notice of Allowance for menadione to prevent skin rash in patients taking EGFR inhibitors

USPTO issues Notice of Allowance for menadione to prevent skin rash in patients taking EGFR inhibitors

Latest treatment options for colorectal cancer highlighted at NCCN Annual Conference

Latest treatment options for colorectal cancer highlighted at NCCN Annual Conference

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